Mental Golf Mastery

09/26/2016

Palmer, who won seven major titles, captivated fans with his ferocious swing and fearless attitude, helping to inspire an American golf boom.

06/04/2016

A perfect example that one must see and believe it first in their mind before it is a reality. RIP Muhammad Ali

05/06/2015

Tiger Woods talking about The Zone

04/25/2015

Presenting about the Inner Game of Golf to the ladies at White Manor Country Club. I love the excitement I feel and receive when talking about this. :)

03/05/2015

Mindfulness is key. Finally Tiger is looking at the real issue.

Tiger Woods, the world’s most well-known golf pro, may need his Buddhist faith to restore him to his former glory.

03/05/2015

Bubba understands the mental game

02/26/2015

six ways that athletes can improve their performance:

-- Processing information faster.
-- Improving concentration.
-- Recovering quickly from mistakes.
-- Making immediate decisions.
-- Increasing attention span.
-- Managing stress better.

In other words, it's all about training the brain to get more out of the body. I help my clients to do just that. How much time have you spent training our brain to improve your game?

02/15/2015

Spent the day talking about mental performance coaching. ❤️ what I do!

01/01/2015

In a recent PGA tournament golfer Jason Day replaced his regular caddie who had suffered a back injury. Day chose his “mental coach” to work the bag. Professional golfers have a team of coaches for every aspect of their game: swing coach, short game coach, strength-conditioning coach. One of the most important is their mental coach. When asked how he hits a good shot, Jack Nicklaus once attributed 50 percent of it to having a solid mental picture. Only 10 percent was the swing itself.

07/16/2014

http://www.thestar.co.uk/sport/other-sports/golf/mental-fitness-helps-danny-willett-find-form-1-6718349

He may be embroiled in an on-going battle with a shoulder issue but mental fitness has helped Danny Willett find the most consistent form of his career.

07/15/2014

Sir Nick Faldo, one-time carpet fitter who became a five-time Major winner, talked about opponent-awareness on The Golf Channel, in explaining how pros approach match play: "Most important thing is your mental powers. You can play a few little games with your opponent on how you react to shots. It's very important how you react. If you hit a bad shot you never want to show your cards.... You've gotta keep your cards close to the chest." That‟s right, you don‟t just play your ball; you play an opponent!

06/12/2014

Who is on board for Open excitement?!